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"So I guess this is where I'm supposed to introduce myself. I'm a Canadian male teaching ESL in Seoul, Republic of Korea. This will be my second stint teaching ESL, only this time I'll be teaching at a High School, using my actual teaching experience to use. If you have any questions, please feel free to e-mail me - no question's too small. Take care, and enjoy the ride."

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    I've posted the new pictures, only from Beijing (so far). Make sure to click on the appropriate folder, as I've recently organized the pictures into different folders. (so if you're looking for China, click on "China".....
    cheers

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    • Anonymous Anonymous says so:
      8/11/2005 09:19:00 p.m.  

      Hi Bryan
      Enjoy reading your stories...keep them coming....for this one it might be handy to post the link to your pics?

      Love Dad top